Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Arnhem, Netherlands

St. John the Baptist Church, or St. John's Church, is a Roman Catholic church in the Dutch city of Arnhem.

Wikipedia: Sint-Jan de Doperkerk (Arnhem) (NL)

De Kroon or the Klarendalse Molen is a tower mill in Arnhem, Gelderland, Netherlands which was built in 1870 and is in working order. The mill is listed as a Rijksmonument.

Wikipedia: De Kroon, Arnhem (EN)

The Evangelical Lutheran Church was a church in the Dutch city of Arnhem where believers of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation gathered. The church was built around 1898 to a design by architect A.R. Freem and took over the celebrations of the previous church, the Lutheran Church on the Korenmarkt. The building was built in neo-Gothic style and designed as a hall church. The choir of the church is oriented towards the choir of the nearby St. Martin's Church. The church is a national monument.

Wikipedia: Evangelisch-Lutherse Kerk (Arnhem) (NL)

The St. Martin's Church is a Roman Catholic church in the Steenstraat near the Velperplein in the Dutch city of Arnhem and is named after Martinus of Tours. The church is a national monument.

Wikipedia: Sint-Martinuskerk (Arnhem) (NL)

The Vesta Building is a mixed-use building on the Jansbuitensingel in the Dutch city of Arnhem.

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Huis Sonsbeek, originally from 1744, is a country house in Arnhem's Park Sonsbeek located on a hill overlooking the city of Arnhem. The middle part was built for the young orphaned Adriana van Bayen (1723-1755?) to a design by the Arnhem architect Anthony Viervant and probably enlarged with the side wings at the end of the eighteenth century by his son Roelof Roelofs Viervant. The building, which has had various uses in the past, is often called "De Witte Villa" or "Stadsvilla Sonsbeek" locally because of the white façade, which used to have other colors.

Wikipedia: Huis Sonsbeek (NL)

Park Sonsbeek in Arnhem is the most famous park in this city. The park is named after Anna van Sonsbeeck, a prominent lady in the Arnhem community in the 17th century. Anna's father, Franciscus van Sonsbeeck, comes from the German town of Sonsbeck or Sonsbeeck. Above the main entrance of the Lutheran church in Sonsbeeck, built in 1655, you can still find the city's coat of arms: a sun with a few wavy lines underneath that represent a stream. The park is 67 hectares in size and borders the Zijpendaal and Gulden Bodem parks in the north. These three parks are closely linked and together cover about 200 hectares. To the east, Sonsbeek borders the Sonsbeekkwartier and St. Marten districts, to the south almost the city centre and to the west to the Burgemeesterswijk. The area is a protected cityscape.

Wikipedia: Park Sonsbeek (NL)